# Patrick Mcgoohan
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Patrick Joseph McGoohan (; March 19, 1928 – January 13, 2009) was an Irish-American actor, director, producer, and writer of film, television, and theatre. Born in New York City to Irish parents, he was raised in Ireland and the United Kingdom. He began his career in Britain during the 1950s and became well known for the titular role of secret agent John Drake in the ITC espionage programme Danger Man (1960–68).
EP 121 - THE PRISONER (TV SHOW) with Kyle Dodson
Writer/comedian Kyle Dodson takes us on a surreal rollercoaster, the classic avant-garde social science fiction TV series THE PRISONER (1967) created by and starring Patrick McGoohan. All we can say is, don't trust Number Two and watch out for that huge white balloon! Episode Links: Kyle's Twitter …
Episode 74: A Lovely Blowout
TONIGHT ON MURDER, SHE WROTE, we run to the wilds of the Canadian court system as Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) unravels the motives of the accused in WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE.
When the matriarch (Claire Trevor) of a well-to-do Quebec family does not approve of the marriage between her son (Ch…
EP 121 - THE PRISONER (TV SHOW) with Kyle Dodson
Writer/comedian Kyle Dodson takes us on a surreal rollercoaster, the classic avant-garde social science fiction TV series THE PRISONER (1967) created by and starring Patrick McGoohan. All we can say is, don't trust Number Two and watch out for that huge white balloon! Episode Links: Kyle's Twitter …
The Prisoner
This week on Very British Futures, Gareth Preston gathers a trio of passionate creatives to revisit the enigmatic world of The Prisoner — a series that reshaped British sci-fi and still sparks fierce conversation today.
The Prisoner is one of the most distinctive and influential TV series to emerge…
MEZ OF THE SPLENDID BOHEMIANS ASKS THE ORACLE TO PONDER THE PROS AND CONS OF INDIVIDUALITY VS CONFORMITY? QUESTION: IS IT PREFERABLE TO MAINTAIN ONE’S INDIVIDUALITY, OR TO CONFORM TO THE GROUP?
I’ve been watching THE PRISONER, Patrick McGoohan’s ground-breaking, dystopian fantasy television series (showing currently in its entirety on the Criterion Channel), and it has set my mind reeling. The 1968 British production tells the dream-like allegory of Number 6, a Secret Agent - (McGoohan w…
the prisoner, number one, and the racism i can't see
the prisoner was created by and stars patrick mcgoohan. it is one of the strangest, most psychedelic, most uncompromising pieces of television ever made. and it ends with a reveal that caused a near riot in britain and sent mcgoohan into hiding in the mountains for two weeks..the most obvious layer…
Braveheart (1995) | Episode 11
Mel Gibson. James Horner. Huge battles. Huge emotions. And one of the most historically inaccurate Best Picture winners ever made.
This week on Friday Night Rewind, Jason and Scott revisit Braveheart (1995), the epic that turned William Wallace into a pop-culture icon and became one of the definin…
Wil Wheaton Tells You All About The Prisoner. You Have Become His The Prisoner Prisoner.
Wil Wheaton knows a thing or twelve about deeply loving a television series. He is part of the Star Trek universe after all, as Wesley Crusher, first appearing on Start Trek: The Next Generation, reappearing in various Trek iterations ever since, and that’s a show that has its passionate fans. Same…
The prisoner
In my long awaited return to podcasting I talk about the 1960s British television show The Prisoner. Created and staring Patrick Mcgoohan. It was an extremely interesting and influential show that is one of my favorites.
The Prisoner - Part One
John returns to Derry & Toms as, following a drunken afternoon in Rochdale, we decided to take a look at Thomas M Disch's The Prisoner, the first of three Ace tie-in novels commissioned in 1969. Disch was a New Worlds ace and a perfect fit for Patrick McGoohan’s world of surveillance, sinister bure…
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